unless you ordered your computer with the 'SLI Certified' power supply you will have to upgrade that first and foremost. I believe the R5 comes with a 460W PSU standard which wouldn't work for SLI.
You should also check the speed at which your current graphics card is running. Major issues with the Aurora R5 and Aurora R6 as the graphics cards are only running at x8 with a single card installed. Install GPU-Z and verify your current speed. Good luck with the speed after adding another card.
beamermt79
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unless you ordered your computer with the 'SLI Certified' power supply you will have to upgrade that first and foremost. I believe the R5 comes with a 460W PSU standard which wouldn't work for SLI.
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January 29th, 2017 08:00
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You should also check the speed at which your current graphics card is running. Major issues with the Aurora R5 and Aurora R6 as the graphics cards are only running at x8 with a single card installed. Install GPU-Z and verify your current speed. Good luck with the speed after adding another card.